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When i got my 16 the actually advised against air. Lots of issues up here in the winter time. Dont know if the new ones are any better or not.
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So far I haven’t heard of issues in the 5th gen compared to 4th.
I have a few trucks I am going to look at this afternoon and some have the air suspension. Just don't know if it is worth it, and how long it will last and the maintenance of it if it breaks. Would love some insight
Mine stopped working the days the dealer dealt with Chrysler and no fix, so I sold our o n the spot for new truck. It would like to exit height on b the freewayI have a few trucks I am going to look at this afternoon and some have the air suspension. Just don't know if it is worth it, and how long it will last and the maintenance of it if it breaks. Would love some insight
The dealer can adjust the parameters for each corner so they can fix the low corner for you.
2019 Laramie w/air ride. Only 4000 miles.
5th generation air ride is different than 4th generation...hopefully that indicates it is improved.
The 2019 Air Ride is noticeably better than my 2014 Big Horn without air but suprisingly when I upgraded the 2014 to Michelin LTX Defenders and Bilstein 5100's the ride quality was every bit as good as air ride. I did the tires about a month prior to the Bilsteins. I was very surprised how just the tires improved the ride.
I did find another great benefit of the air ride yesterday. It was nice to be able to lower it in an underground parking garage...just a little extra piece of mind.
Air ride might be more difficult to change tire size much. I will likely buy the extended warranty so I don't need to worry about repairs.
Good luck!
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Almost 5k, no issues here. Also the coldest it gets here is maybe low 30s once or twice a year.
Was you truck "tilted" like that when it was new? Did you have to measure it to notice it? Or could you notice it just by eyeballing it?If you get a chance can you measure the height from the top of your tires to the bottom of your front fenders. If the passenger and drivers side are the same height then it looks like they have corrected the problem in the 19's. My 17 sits lower on drivers side when in normal, off rd1, and off rd2 height.
Was you truck "tilted" like that when it was new? Did you have to measure it to notice it? Or could you notice it just by eyeballing it?
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Good luck !I measured it but know I can notice it as well. Hard to tell by just looking. I started a case with FCA and now my truck is back in the shop and I'm in a loaner again. The service manager said they have had trucks like mine but it will take time to find the problem. Lets see what they find out with the tech support of corporate.